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Laser Powder Bed Fusion is a sophisticated additive manufacturing technique used to create high-precision metal and polymer parts. The process involves the selective melting of powdered material using a high-energy laser beam. The powder is spread in thin layers across the build platform, and the laser scans and fuses the powder in the desired pattern. Each layer is built upon the previous one, gradually forming the final part. LPBF is known for its ability to produce complex geometries, high-quality surfaces, and fine details, making it a valuable tool in aerospace, automotive, and medical industries.

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